3M Tegaderm Silicone Foam Border Dressing

Brand/Manufacturer: 3M

FSA Approved

3M Tegaderm Silicone Foam Border Dressing is an absorbent, breathable, wound dressing. 3M Tegaderm Silicone Foam Dressings feature an innovative, multi-layer design that wicks moisture away from the wound surface, and distributes and locks moisture on the back of the dressing, limiting backward migration and protecting periwound skin. As the dressing absorbs, user will see discoloration, which is completely normal. When the exudate spreads to the edges of the secondary layer, it’s time for a dressing change.

Benefits of 3M Tegaderm Silicone Foam Border Dressing

Unique multi-layer design
Thin, low-profile edge
Highly absorbent
Sterile
Longer wear time
Easy application

Item #	Desc	Pkg	Price
90643	2" x 2"	Each	$4.82 $3.85
90640	3" X 3"	10/Pack	$94.28 $60.18
90641	4" X 4"	Each	$17.19 $11.99
90641	4" X 4"	10/Pack	$149.99 $104.99
90641	4" X 4"	10/Pack, 6/Case	$857.19 $599.99

Why choose 3M Tegaderm Silicone Border Dressing?

Highly conformable and features a thin, low-profile edge, helping to minimize the rolling and lifting that can impact adhesion and wear time for wound management and pressure ulcer/injury prevention
Unique multi-layer design that absorbs and evaporates moisture to help reduce the potential for skin maceration
Patented spoke delivery system enables easy application, even with gloves on, so your other hand is free to position the patient
Provides a water resistant seal while dressing is intact
Dressing does not stick to wound bed thereby minimizing disruption of healing tissue
3M Tegaderm film backing combines 3Mâ€™s adhesive innovation and film expertise in a breathable dressing cover
Moisture control layer helps maintain an optimal moisture balance by facilitating evaporation through the film backing
Super absorbent layer further pulls moisture away and locks it in place to help minimize the backward migration that can cause periwound maceration
Fenestrated foam layer improves flexibility and moisture absorption to help minimize the disruption of healing tissue
Proprietary silicone adhesive keeps the dressing in place without damaging the wound area while allowing exudate to pass through
Had significantly less fluid accumulation on the wound side of the dressing compared to the leading silicone foam dressing competitorÂ
Offer significantly longer wear time than the leading competitive silicone foam dressing while being gentle to the skin
Tegaderm film backing prevents strikethrough and protects against external bacteria and viruses
Can be worn for up to 7 days

When to use 3M Silicone Foam Dressing?

Pressure ulcers
Venous leg ulcers
Neuropathic ulcers
Arterial ulcers
Skin tears
Surgical wounds
Superficial partial thickness burns
Donor sites

Suggested Applications
- Wound management
- Pressure ulcer/injury prevention
- Tube/device cushioning or under compression

3M Tegaderm Silicone Dressing User Guide

What to buy with Tegaderm Silicone Border Dressing?

How to apply 3M Tegaderm Silicone Foam Dressing?

Before Using the Dressing

Cleanse wound and surrounding skin according to facility policy. Dry surrounding skin.
Assess wound. Select appropriate size dressing to ensure that the foam pad is larger than the wound area.

Applying the Dressing

Remove dressing from package. Hold the dressing by one of the side tabs, remove the white liner and position the dressing over the wound.
Gently press the dressing to the skin. Avoid stretching the dressing or the skin.
Beginning at the center of the dressing, grasp the blue paper delivery system one section at a time and remove by pulling toward the outer edge of the dressing. Press dressing to conform to the skin

â€‹How to apply the foam dressing?

Dressing Removal

Tegaderm Silicone Foam Border Dressing may remain in place up to seven days.
Dressing change frequency will depend on the type of wound, volume of exudate, and clinical situation.
When the exudate spreads to the edges of the dressing or the dressing begins to leak, a dressing change is indicated.

To Remove Dressing

Carefully lift the edge of the dressing from the skin.
If the dressing is adhered to the wound surface, saturate with normal saline and gently loosen.
Continue lifting until dressing is free from the skin surface and remove.

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